Sterling's alarming fall continued today following last weeks flash crash. The crash was blamed on rogue computer trades, possibly an accidental “fat finger" trade. Sterlings weakness can undoubtedly be attributed to the UK deciding to pursue a hard BREXIT strategy. Pe...

Leading foreign academics have been told they will not be asked to contribute to any government work and analysis on BREXIT because they are not British nationals. 

This somewhat strange development leads us to thinking that Mark Carney's days at the BoE are number...

Theresa May's attack on QE has caused some consternation yet should we be surprised by this action? Perhaps we should consider the questioning of the program and the role of the Bank of England as a sign that our new Prime Minister knows which way her bread is buttered...

In Theresa May's maiden speech at the Conservative party conference as Prime Minister we picked up on a line that certainly makes us shudder.

"While monetary policy – with super-low interest rates and quantitative easing – provided the necessary emergency medicine after...

Many investors may be surprised that following the announcement that Article 50 would be invoked in March next year stocks continued to soar. 

Followers of this blog and our reports will certainly not be surprised, we live in an upside down world where, as far as stoc...